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Old 05-13-2008, 05:09 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Ride on 19'S...or 20's????

I am going to get new rims for the sky and i'd like to get 19's....is there anything i should know about the size, width, offset, tiresize, etc....

Any and all information will be helpfull....

also...i saw some pics of a sky on 20's....now thats alittle big but whats the info for that too???? hey...ya never know...
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Old 05-13-2008, 05:26 PM   #2 (permalink)
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Old 05-13-2008, 06:18 PM   #3 (permalink)
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Talk to Ksly or Woodstock, they're both sportin' 22's on their solstices!!!
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homer's got the idea.. 19 and 20 in the back..

22's MAY FIT BUT C'MON, THEY LOOK REDICULOUS!!
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Old 05-13-2008, 08:01 PM   #6 (permalink)
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homer's got the idea.. 19 and 20 in the back..

22's MAY FIT BUT C'MON, THEY LOOK REDICULOUS!!
Two words... "Wagons Ho!"
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Old 05-14-2008, 11:20 AM   #7 (permalink)
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any1 have some pics????

also...what would b ideal offest?width?etc...
I was thinking about 19 in front and 20 in the back... I need to kno what the proper sizes would have to be
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any1 have some pics????

also...what would b ideal offest?width?etc...
I was thinking about 19 in front and 20 in the back... I need to kno what the proper sizes would have to be
Ok, go to this link and scroll down to post #40. You'll find Byronsky's Sky...
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22's on a sky/solstice dont look right...that just says donk to me

id go with a 18/19 combo or 19/20 but nothing bigger
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Gravana has a staggered wheel set (J2's) for the Sky and Sol. Wheels are 19" x 8.5" in the front and 19" x 9.5" in the back. Does anyone on the forum have these? I'm curious to know if the 9.5" width in the rear has any rubbing issues. My-Low-Sol posted on the Solstice Forum that he's got 18" x 9" inch wheels on his car and has noticed a "minor rubbing" issue on one of his rear tires. He also states that he's the only person to report this type of problem (using 18" x 9" wheels) and that the rubbing only occurred during "extreme cornering conditions". I haven't heard anyone comment on their experiences with 9.5" wheels. That being said, if anyone has a 9.5" wheel on their car, I'd really like to know how they're working out for you.
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ksly, on the Soltice Forum, has some Nice looking wheels. I like 22's also. Here is a pic of his Sol.
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ksly, on the Soltice Forum, has some Nice looking wheels. I like 22's also. Here is a pic of his Sol.
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Two words... "wagons ho!".... That's way too much rim and too little tire. Different stroke for different folks, or as they say out here, "yo, get ghetto wheels on da Sky"
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Remember, the bigger you go the HARDER the ride and the less forgiving on potholes. 22" will not survive in NY. And because we sit soooo low, the line of sight at high speeds does not give you time to swerve to miss anything.

I will eventually replace my rims with 18 in front and wider 19's in the rear. I want to keep the ride and give myself half a chance with a pothole
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I love my 19s. They look really nicely balanced. The ride is great.

By going with a 19/40 versus the stock 18/45 profile the outside diameter remains the same...
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